Siempre Van A Hablar Lyrics in English by Amenazzy, Noriel
Lambón is a colloquial and somewhat derogatory term, often used in the Caribbean, to describe a sycophant or a bootlicker. It refers to someone who is excessively eager to please or flatter others, usually for personal gain.
In the context of the song, Amenazzy uses it to describe disloyal individuals, singing, "Y to-to-todo lambón sale traicionero" (And every sycophant turns out to be a traitor). This word adds a strong, street-smart flavor to the lyrics, highlighting the theme of betrayal and fake friendships.
Amenazzy and Noriel are here to tell everyone to mind their own business because, as the title says, "Siempre Van A Hablar" [They are always going to talk]. This song is all about living your best life, ignoring the haters, and staying true to yourself.
They're basically saying, "I do what I want, I buy what I want, I live how I want, and you want what I want." They're not shy about their success, mentioning they're "millo' hace tiempo que somo' millo' ya" [millionaires, we've been millionaires for a long time now] and enjoying the finer things, like smoking top-shelf stuff from California. They also make it clear they haven't forgotten their roots, saying "Sigo con lo' mismo' desde cero" [I'm still with the same people from the start] and that loyalty is key, because "to-to-todo lambón sale traicionero" [every suck-up turns out to be a traitor]. So, if you're tired of people talking behind your back, this song is your anthem!
